SMKA

SMKA stands for National Islamic Secondary School (Malay: Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Agama). It is one type of institutional group of education conducted by the Ministry of Education of Malaysia.

Objectives

SMKA established with several objectives, including:

• Achieving excellence in curricular and co.
• To produce students who practice moral behavior.
• Develop new generation of students as leaders who can emulate.
• To produce students who have resilience in the face of cultural challenges that are in conflict with Islamic values.
• To prepare students to contribute effectively to meet the needs of the nation and the ummah.

Specialty

• Trying to live Muslim culture
• Many opportunities for further education
• Works in Arabic, Jawi & Skill Al-Quran
• Potential consultants who understand Islam
• Born of missionary knowledgeable and responsible

Entrance

To enter SMKA, the candidate must at least have the following minimum qualifications:

Form One

• At least 4A 1Bs (SK) or 5A 2Bs (SJKC) in the Primary School Assessment Examination (UPSR)
• At least 3A in The KAFA Assessment Examination (UPKK)
• Able to read Al-Quran
• Can write Jawi
• Know the prayer
• Islam devotee
• Pass the Fardhu Ain Basic test in UPSR
• Aged 13 years and under
• Must pass the Entrance Test (in some state)

Form Four

• Pass in Lower Secondary Examination (PMR), at least 5As
• B in Arabic Language and Islamic Education
• A and B in other subjects
• Pass the Fardhu Ain Basic test in PMR
• Aged 16 years or fewer

Lower Sixth Form

• Passed in Malaysian Certificate of Education (SPM) examination
• Credit in Malay Language subject
• Credits in Higher Arabic Language or pass in Arabic Language for Communication
• Pass in Sharia and the Education of al-Quran and as-Sunnah
• Aged between 17 and 20 years

List of SMKA

Perlis

1. SMKA Arau
2. SMKA Alawiyyah, Kangar

Kedah

1. SMKA Kedah, Alor Setar
2. SMKA Baling
3. SMKA Sik
4. SMKA Yan

Penang

1. SMKA (L) Al-Mashoor, Air Itam
2. SMKA (P) Al-Mashoor, Georgetown
3. SMKA Nibong Tebal
4. SMKA Al-Irshad, Kepala Batas

Perak

1. SMKA Sultan Azlan Shah, Ipoh
2. SMKA Slim River
3. SMKA Kerian

Selangor

1. SMKA Simpang Lima, Sungai Besar
2. SMKA Kuala Selangor
3. SMKA Maahad Hamidiah, Kajang

Federal Territory

1. SMKA Kuala Lumpur
2. SMKA Putrajaya

Negeri Sembilan

1. SMKA Sheikh Haji Mohd Said, Seremban
2. SMKA Dato' Hj. Abu Hassan Sail, Rembau^[1]

Malacca

1. SMKA Sharifah Rodziah, Telok Mas
2. SMKA Tun Perak, Jasin^[2][3]
3. SMKA Sultan Muhammad, Batu Berendam

Johore

1. SMKA Maahad Muar
2. SMKA Segamat
3. SMKA Johor Bahru
4. SMKA Bandar Penawar, Kota Tinggi

Pahang

1. SMKA Tengku Ampuan Afzan, Jerantut
2. SMKA Pahang, Muadzam Shah

Terengganu

1. SMKA Sheikh Abdul Malek, Kuala Terengganu
2. SMKA Tok Jiring, Kuala Terengganu
3. SMKA Wataniah, Besut^[4]
4. SMKA Durian Guling, Marang
5. SMKA Nurul Ittifaq, Besut
6. SMKA Kuala Abang, Dungun

Kelantan

1. SMKA Naim Lilbanat, Kota Bahru
2. SMKA Falahiah, Wakaf Bahru
3. SMKA Wataniah, Machang
4. SMKA Melor, Kota Bahru
5. SMKA Tok Bachok, Bachok^[5]
6. SMKA Lati, Pasir Mas

Sabah

1. SMKA Tun Ahmadshah, Inanam^[6]
2. SMKA Kota Kinabalu
3. SMKA Tun Sakaran, Semporna
4. SMKA Limauan, Papar
5. SMKA Mohammad Ali, Ranau
6. SMKA Tun Said, Kota Belud
7. SMKA Tun Juhar, Sandakan^[7]
8. SMKA Tun Datu Mustapha, Papar
9. SMKA Keningau^[8]

Sarawak

1. SMKA Sheikh Hj. Othman Abdul Wahab, Kuching
2. SMKA Matang, Kuching
3. SMKA Sibu
4. SMKA Miri
5. SMKA Limbang
6. SMKA Igan
7. SMKA Sri Aman, Saratok

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